Unlike the iPhone, the screen is also time-sensitive: Hold down your finger longer, and the area you're controlling expands.
Also, when your touch screen gets too sensitive, keep on holding the button even if the message shows as it will automatically turn itself off.
Simultaneously a hand-held pressure transducer, sensitive to hold-down pressure, was held perpendicular to the contralateral carotid artery to acquire arterial blood pressure waveforms.
Trying to get a handle on hundreds of sensitive, closely held surveillance programs, a Senate committee is compiling a secret encyclopedia of American intelligence collection.
The scope of public sector data is of course very wide indeed — covering everything from medical records held by the UK's National Health Service to employment, welfare and other highly sensitive data held by the Department for Work and Pensions, to asylum and immigration data on file at the Home Office, to name just a few examples.
Leaks of highly sensitive, closely held and classified information compromise national security and can put individual lives in danger".
Thermo-sensitive dendrimers hold promise in various biomedical and pharmaceutical applications due to their stimuli-responsive properties.
Heywood will want to examine why the papers were not marked sensitive and held back when papers from 1984 were released under the annual 30-year rule.
Moreover, this electrochemical method is simple, cost-effective, convenient, sensitive, and holds great potential toward apoptosis evaluation, therapeutic effect assessment and deeper cellular biological studies.
The guidance tells judges that they should consider "excluding the media" where appropriate and ensure sensitive material held by the security services remains secret.
He stated that without the public inquiry his examination of any Russian involvement would not be possible because he would not be able to consider sensitive evidence held by the government.
